Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Curt Zirzow
* Thus wrote Richard Harb: > -Original Message- > From: Gabe > Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004, 9:06:15 PM > > Philip Olson wrote: > > ... > > I'd say it will do the job just fine if case sensitivity is not an > issue: > > $word = 'weather'; > $new = str_replace($word, "$word", $phrase); >

Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Richard Harb
-Original Message- From: Gabe Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004, 9:06:15 PM > Philip Olson wrote: >There's a number of functions in PHP that will give me the position of >the *first* instance of the matched string, but it doesn't look like the >function would keep searching after the

Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Gabe
Philip Olson wrote: There's a number of functions in PHP that will give me the position of the *first* instance of the matched string, but it doesn't look like the function would keep searching after the first match. Anyway, am I overlooking a function that already has the functionality that I'm s

Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Philip Olson
> >>There's a number of functions in PHP that will give me the position of > >>the *first* instance of the matched string, but it doesn't look like the > >>function would keep searching after the first match. Anyway, am I > >>overlooking a function that already has the functionality that I'm > >>s

Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Gabe
Matt M. wrote: There's a number of functions in PHP that will give me the position of the *first* instance of the matched string, but it doesn't look like the function would keep searching after the first match. Anyway, am I overlooking a function that already has the functionality that I'm search

Re: [PHP] string function that adds before and after

2004-06-25 Thread Matt M.
> There's a number of functions in PHP that will give me the position of > the *first* instance of the matched string, but it doesn't look like the > function would keep searching after the first match. Anyway, am I > overlooking a function that already has the functionality that I'm > searching f

Re: [PHP] String function

2002-11-28 Thread Marco Tabini
You can use strstr: if (strstr ($str, '.')) echo 'Full stop'; else echo 'No full stop'; Marco -- php|architect - The magazine for PHP Professionals The first monthly worldwide magazine dedicated to PHP programmers On Thu, 2002-11-28 at 08:49, Shaun wrote: > Hi, >